3021 98Th St Indianapolis, IN 46280
This exceptional office park, situated at 3021 E 98th St, Indianapolis, IN 46280, offers a diverse range of office spaces across four modern buildings. Built in 1986 and extensively renovated in 2018, the property boasts a Class B designation and provides a variety of options suitable for traditional, medical, executive, and creative office uses. The buildings, each two stories high, feature a total of nine available spaces ranging from 712 to 5,903 square feet, catering to businesses of various sizes. Conveniently located at the intersection of Keystone Avenue and E 98th Street in Hamilton County's Keystone Office Park submarket, the property offers excellent access to all areas of Indianapolis. Ample parking is available, with a ratio of 3.58 spaces per 1,000 square feet. Each building includes one elevator for easy access to all floors. This prime location presents a cost-effective alternative to neighboring office parks, offering highly finished and well-appointed spaces. The property's multiple tenancy structure provides flexibility for businesses seeking various sizes and configurations. This is an excellent opportunity to establish a presence in a thriving Indianapolis submarket.
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